Bank Statement of Grady Faubion Bank March 1921
The document shows assets including cash in vault loans and securities totaling 644 109 24 and liabilities such as capital stock 30000 surplus 60000 and deposits 445 744 45. It is sworn by cashier Grady Faubion before Notary E F Dalrymple on March 1921 with directors W Vander Stucken W W Gray and J M Haywood.
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Tually
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Natonal
Texas
E. F. Dalrymple
Notice of Probate for Haile estate Llano County
The State of Texas commands publication of a notice in a newspaper of general circulation. James Madison Drace filed in Llano County Court an application for the will of Mrs. Louisa Ellen Haile to be admitted to probate and for letters testamentary to be issued. The matter will be heard at the next term beginning the first Monday in April 1923 at Llano Court House.
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Sherif
Llano
Liang
Texas
State OF
Louisa Ellen Haile
James Madison Drace
Llano Couny
ABC
Lavoptik touted for relief of eye strain and weak vision
An advertisement extols Lavoptik as a quick remedy for strained eyes and weak vision. It claims a single bottle eases discomfort and helps readers, including mentions of camphor and witch hazel components.
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Dian
Women as Pampered Toys in American Life
An Ernest Dinnect essay in Harpers Magazine argues American women are treated as pampered toys by husbands who expect little in return, contrasted with French wives. It cites a resentful remark by an American woman and describes scenes of men watching a woman descend stairs and guiding her with childlike admiration.
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Ernest Dinnect
Harper's
Phoebe
There's a Difference In The Pie Brigade Debate
A pompous citizen rejects being labeled a member of the pie brigade while Mr. Dubwaike presses him about seeking a government job. He concedes that serving the country is patriotic and implies a broader public service motive amid garbled text.
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Mr. Dubwaike
Ria
First Love Stwllingers in Burroughs Memoir
John Burroughs recalls his first sweetheart with rosy nostalgia from when he was five or six. He describes running from the schoolhouse in West settlement with his father and playing by a barn mound, making a hay nest and an egg, while Eleanor’s cape fluttered in the breeze.
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John Burroughs
John
Clara Barrus
Mr. Burroughs
Bartram
Father
Eleanor
Recall Fate of Franklin Relics Brought from North
Vancouver report notes Joe Benard returned with Franklin expedition artifacts from the northern coast after four years there. The items include brain buttons and primitive tools likely from the tribe, plus furs worth about 25000. The relics will be sold to museums and universities to aid ethnological study. Sir John Franklin vanished after sailing for the northwest passage in 1845. skeletal remains were found in 1859.
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King William’s Land
John Franklin
Joe Benard
Vancouver
B. C
Benard
Arctic
Northwest Passage
Hudson Bay
The Rise of Middle Names in American Presidents
The piece notes Taft and Harding as rare multi given names among presidents since Hayes. It contrasts American usage with British and French practices, where middle names or initials are less common and names are shortened in public life. It cites examples like Geor ges Dupont and Cabot Lodge to illustrate continental naming conventions.
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William 3. Taft
Harding
Rutherford B. Hayes
Grover Cleveland
Willam McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wison
Thoms
John James Smith
John J. Smith
Auguste Charles Jesus Marie Georges Dupont
Georges Dupont
G. Dupont
Senator Lodge
M. Lodge
M. Cabot Lodge
Paris
M. Cabot-Lodge
President-Eiect
Gamaliel Harding
Falitorial Digest
Bokhara Reported Captured by the Beds
The description notes Bokhara nominally ruled by the amir with real power by Muslim clergy. The capital’s streets are guarded by police with drum patrols and all residents must be indoors at dusk. A ruined wall encircles the city, and recent reports claim its capture by the Beds.
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Bokharas
Bokhara
Cove Fort Stands Unchanged as Western Fort
In southern Utah Cove Fort, built in 1867 during the Blackhawk Mormon war, remains perfectly preserved and is now used as a ranch house and hotel. Popular Mechanics notes many forts west of the Mississippi have become dust, but Cove Fort endures as a usable relic.
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Mississippi
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Utah
Cove Port
Four Language Advertisements in Constantinople Market
Trade Commissioner Eliot G. Mears notes Constantinople's cosmopolitan audience and recommends ads in at least four languages. Turkish papers yield strongest results due to population share and reader receptivity, while tramcar and street ads are not advised by law. Newspaper circulations vary with French Greek Armenian and Turkish titles listed.
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Constantinople
Eliot G. Mears
Rare sugars break German monopoly as new American industry grows
The article notes American production of rare sugars ends German control, highlighting uses in hospitals and bacteriological labs. It lists high prices for dubciful, mannose, xylose, arih nose, tevulose, and raffinose, with values from $75 to $875 per pound, stressing purity costs and industry impact.
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Israel
Forecasting Months Ahead Through Solar Observations
H M Stewart of the Dominion Observatory told the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada that solar observations may enable forecasts of general weather trends for six months to a year ahead. He said long term prediction could take 50 to 100 years but expressed confidence this goal will be reached.
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H. M. Stewart
Dominion Observatory
Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
German "Thoroughness" Illustrated by a Latin Task
Max Walter, head of a Frankfort boys training school, recounts German thoroughness via a venerable teacher who finds a stray Latin composition. After spotting a missed error, the teacher corrects it with red ink, folds the paper into a neat roll, burns it in the fire, and lights his pipe.
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Max Walter
Frankfort
Germany
Belgians Teach Farming By Mobile School Caravan
The Belgian government plans a novel approach to farming education by using a motor caravan classroom. A gasoline powered unit attaches to a truck and, with two trailers, forms a portable school for farmers to visit fields and learn improved methods.
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Motor
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